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Average rating:
4.5 out of 5
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Don't get me wrong, being into classic 80's electro I love the TR808 (not so keen on the 909) BUT come on, how overused has it been?
Sure, get one, do a couple of tracks with it and move on... don't churn out track after track with the same damn sounds over and over again.
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I AGREE THE Jomox xbase09 IS THE ANALOG KING HELL I CAN EVEN KNOCK UP A WICKED DRUM PATCH WITH MY ACCESS VIRUS<BUT BEFORE ANYBODY SAYS BULLSHIT I OWN BOTH TR909 and 808 drum machines and in my studio they are more show than they are for work..
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This thing is da bomb.......don't believe anyone who says that it can be emulated...........It can't.....not by Novation, Jomox, Proppelorheads..... It's a combintaion of things (sequencer, old electronics, design flaws etc) that give this thing it's groovy feel. 808 and 909 changed music, that's a fact.
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YOU can keep it,the jomox xbase 09 reduces that machine and the tr909 to garbage. I should know i own all of them.
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And running an 808 thru a Yamaha O1v and using those shitty onboard effects?
Can you say losing all the warmth of the 808?
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